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Racial Justice Parent Group
April 17 @ 9:00 am - 10:30 am
Denver Waldorf Racial Justice Parent Group
The Denver Waldorf Racial Justice Parent Group is a collaborative and dedicated group of lifelong learners and Waldorf families who are committed to the process of deepening their knowledge, awareness, introspection, and advocacy skill sets around issues of racial justice through discussion, book study, supplemental materials, and taking action to become the change we want to see in the community. This group is dedicated to being a safe space for all – where non-expert learners can share, question, discover, grow, and work alongside one another to create a more inclusive, fair, equitable, honest, peaceful and unified future.
Our Meetings
We offer two options to meet with the group virtually. Each meetup includes the book study.
When: Bimonthly on Wednesday; monthly on Saturday
- Wednesdays at 10am
- Saturdays at 9am (book study only)
Please note our next virtual meetings are on Wednesday, April 7th and Saturday, April 17th.
Where: Online via Zoom
Register to join the group, and we will email you access links for both online gatherings.
Book Study
We conduct a book study during the DWRJPG’s bimonthly meetings on Wednesday at 10am. For those who wish to participate but can’t meet virtually during the week, we also host a monthly online meetup on Saturdays.
This Session’s Book
Currently, we are reading How to be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi.
We will also independently begin working on the Workbook.
You might also enjoy:
- Youth extension: Stamped from the Beginning by Kendi
- An interview on the Oprah Conversation with Kendi called What it
- Kendi’s Ted Talk
About the Denver Waldorf Racial Justice Parent Group
The DWRJPG formed in the Fall of 2020 as a response to the growing desire within the DWS community to ensure that the relevant and needed topic of racial justice was talked about throughout the school year and remained a topic of discourse that lifted up all people—including and centering around BIPOC voices.
We are committed to exploring the issues of racial justice through fostering a safe, open, warm and non-judgmental container by which to deepen our awareness through studying, growing and taking action together.
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